Report reveals inflows that were extremely positive, but still ‘underwhelming’ compared with the Canadian experience.
The firm's head of wealth management solutions plans to assess the new funds' first three months of trading before deciding which to make available on its trading platforms.
A webinar February 15 will provide insights into how advisors should think about the products when it comes to portfolio construction.
The Inverse Cramer Tracker ETF, which aimed to short stocks that were recommended by the TV personality, will stop trading Feb. 13.
The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust has seen almost $5B exit since Jan. 11.
The initial frenzy following SEC approval of funds has subsided.
The fund company sparked an uproar with its refusal to offer the new spot bitcoin ETFs on its platform.
Now that the hullabaloo over spot bitcoin ETFs has subsided, advisors need to decide what to do with them.
Demand soars but gauging the level of interest from advisors likely to come later as more broker-dealers list the funds.
The products, which could begin trading Thursday, will be closely scrutinized by the regulator, which did not approve them willingly, a lawyer says.
The exchange-traded funds will greatly increase access to the largest cryptocurrency.
The big investing idea in 2023 was cash as a result of rising yields and recession worries, but that's changing in 2024.
Fund companies try to position their products to attract first-day inflows that could hit $4B once the SEC approves the funds.
The cryptocurrency has eased from a $47K high but is up 10% so far this year.
9 out of 10 advisors are interested in buying crypto, survey shows, but those who spoke to InvestmentNews offer wildly different opinions.
The SEC has until Wednesday to take action on at least one of the applications for bitcoin ETFs.
SEC staff members asked some exchanges and issuers seeking to list the ETFs to submit the final version of a key document as soon as Friday, sources said.
The category has been evolving since the first products started appearing in 2016, but the ETFs may be more volatile than those investing in technology more broadly.
Fidelity, WisdomTree, BlackRock and Valkyrie are among the fund companies designating the firm as 'authorized participant' for their bitcoin ETFs.
Tax efficient and usually cheaper, ETFs are gaining ground in portfolios, including active products.
